Georgia Enjoys Its Last Drink Prohibition Takes Effect
Special to The New York Times reports Georgia ending alcohol sales at midnight as Prohibition begins. Crowds gather in Atlanta saloons for last drinks while churches mark the start with prayer and ceremonies. enforcement questions spark legal moves. Governor and local officials weigh constitutional challenges amid widespread liquor stockpiling.
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New York Times
Atdlanay Ga
Goorsia
John Barleycorn
Rim
Atlanta
Court
Prohibition
Micah
Repist’ Tabernacle
Wesley
Avs
Vigditn
Free Beer in Oklahoma Stirs crowds at New Staite Brewery
A crowd of several hundred gathered as 2,300 barrels of beer were emptied from the New Staite Brewery. Police stopped the rush and blocked further distribution amid ongoing prohibition enforcement and Gov. Haskell’s stance against amnesty for indictments.
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Steei
New Kore Times
Oklahoma
CEE Oi
Haskell
Ciuc
Ingian ‘Legritery
Psides Ier Menor
Witsitow Eds Orgs
Tributes at Judge Whitman Retirement
Judges, lawyers, and District Attorney staff attended General Sessions to bid farewell to Judge Whitman retiring for a new judgeship. Judge Foster opened with praise, others lauded his ability and service. Clarence Day read a resolution by the December Grand Jury expressing high esteem for Judge Whitman.
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Whitman
General Sessions
Foster
Fulord
Eral Priveti
Fleetion
New Year’s Day Voyagers on White Star Inner Adriatic
A list of passengers sailing this afternoon from the White Star Inner Adriatic bound for Southampton via Plymouth and Cherbourg includes Mr and Mrs J Applick Robertson Aldrich Mr and Mrs Frederick J Clemins Mrs James C Crate Mrs M C Cutting Mrs B M Davis Byron P T Elfred Mr and Mrs E Flat EE Henry MekKean Ingersol the Hex Calvin Kuster Mr and Mrs Cagries We Leavitt Baron von Butler Mr and Mrs Arthur Vaughan Thames C Tyson Mr Wilcox Mr and Mrs Co B Wiener Dr and Mrs E R Radmore Mr and Mrs Henry C Palmer Mr and Mrs J C McCoy and R B Mathot.
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Adriatic
Southampton
Plymouth
Cherbourg
J. Applick Robertson
Aldrich
Frederick J. Clemins
James C. Crate
M. C. Cutting
Davis
Byron
Elfred
E. Flat EE
Henry MekKean
Ingersol
Calvin Kuster
Cagries We Leavitt
Baron von Butler
Arthur Vaughan Thames
Tyson
Wilcox
Co. B. Wiener
E.R. Radmore
Henry C. Palmer
J. C. McCoy
R. B Mathot
Real Estate War Over Central Park West Buildings
Pp D Dumont owner of 292 293 Central Park West filed plans to convert the two apartment houses into business buildings with stores. The dispute began with a stable at 2 West Ninety Street and escalated as neighbors erected large steel fences blocking views. Dumont and H H Darrow faced competition and rent challenges contributing to the shift in use.
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Central Park West
Eeighty-Ninth
Ninetieth Streets
West Ninetieth Street
Pp. D. Dumont
Building Department
Sumaet Green
Green
Iss
Ninetieth Street
Eighty-ninth Street
Seon
Duumont
H H. Darrow
Dumont
Central & Hudson River Railroad Demurrer Upheld
Judge Hough issued a ruling on reargument of the fee demurrer in the New York Central case against a charge of rebates to American Sugar Refining. The court sustained the original findings from 1906, noting the company participated in a filed and published rate and that the offense hinges on unresolved definitions and penalties.
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Mough
New York
Central & Diudson River Railroad Company
Ilkins
American Sugar Refining Company
Hough
Capuzzo Convicted of Second Degree Murder
Giuseppi Capuzzo alias Charles Davis was found guilty of murder in the second degree by a General Sessions jury after two days on the stand denying the charge. He claimed detectives tied a handkerchief around his neck during arrest in Jersey City. Detective Petrosini testified and denied the defendant’s choking claim.
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Giuseppi Capuzzo
Charles Davis
Sophie Keherer
West Twenty-second Street
Foster
Jersey City
Central Office
Petrosini
Police Headquarters
Lily
Capuzzo
Would-Be Bankrupt Henry Moore Faces Alimony and Debts
Henry G. Moore of Philadelphia seeks bankruptcy with an income of 20 000 a year and admits spending 150 000 in three months. He owes alimony of 885 a month to his ex-wife Charlotte Moore and says 90 000 debts for flowers wine and jewelry. The case, linked to his late father Abraham Snydecker’s 4 million estate, involves a divorce and ongoing alimony litigation as he moves between states. Gertrude, their daughter, inherited 4 000 from a grandfather.
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Henry G. Moore
Philadelphia
Ife
Numory
Charlotte Moore
Pennsylvania
Moore
New Jersey
New York
Abraham Snydecker
Andrew Moore
Wilson
Henry
Jorge Bischoff
Albany
Jersey
Newberger
Engficcker
Mantel for Poe's The Raven Likely goes to Columbia
The Poe mantel that inspired The Raven may be housed at Columbia University or the Hamilton Club of Brooklyn after a bidding contest. William Hemstreet of Brooklyn owns the mantel and has offered it to public institutions. Columbia submitted its application via librarian Charley A Nelson.
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Edgar Allan Poe
Columbia
Gary
Hamilton’ Hall
Wiliam Hemstreeti
Bergen Street
Brooklyn
Columbia University
Hamilton Club
University of Virginia
Poe
Hranklim-Inn Club
Literary Organization
Philadelphia
S. Weir Mitchell
Museum of Norwich Free Academy
Norwich
New York Tres
Charley A.nelson
Hemstreet
Butler
Nelson
Umbia
Eighty- Fourth Street
Mr. Hemstreet
William Brennan
James R. O’ Beirne
Wightyfourth Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Broadway
Prospects of Spring Revival in Glass and Linen Industries
Cleveland reports indicate a busy spring ahead for building trades with the Amalgamated Window Glass Workers of America seeing increased inquiry and factory reopenings. Three glass factories resumed, employing over 600 workers as strike issues ease and wage scales spread. Atlas Linen Company, shut recently, will resume operations soon. Lebanon Valley Iron Company posts notices of resumption, with departments set to reopen Monday after weeks idle.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Amalgamated Window Glass Workers of America
Mare
Tarr
Lebanon
Penn
Lebanon Valley Iron Company
Central Park Ambulance Service Abolished by Commissioner
Public: Necessity, he says. Commissioner Smith declares conditions have changed and that service is needless. Dr. Charles H. Goldsmith, longtime park ambulance surgeon, was replaced as the Central Park ambulance service was discontinued at 6 last night. Goldsmith disputes the figures and says the move is a scheme by enemies in the park staff to end his role. He argues the service remains essential for rapid aid in the park.
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Avilde
Siete Treasury
Leense
St. Louis
Sixeisa Conimissioner
Mulvihill
Central Park
Charles H. Goldsmith
Park
Goldsmith
Henry Smith
Smith
Dr. Goldsmith
Central Park Ambulance Service
Hough
Ib Missioner
Axl
Askeath
S.x . Oldsmith
Fragmentary foreign coin counts in unclear ledger note
A mangled OCR fragment references coins and values with unclear totals and names. The text is garbled, showing numbers such as 63,263 and mentions of coins and sums but lacks coherent context or identifiable entities.
Women and Children to Enjoy Fifth Avenue Theatre Vaudeville
Starting Monday January 6 women and children may attend a new beautified Fifth Avenue Theatre in the city center. The venue promises enhanced comfort and convenience and will showcase vaudeville of the highest class for patrons.
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Fifth Avenue Theatre
Fragmentary pricing note from unclear source
A garbled line shows prices such as 1.95 2.38 2.85 4.75 85 85 with stray punctuation and digits, making context and item unclear.
Price ranges for various items on West Twenty-third Street
The listing shows former and current price ranges for assorted goods. Included are values from 25 to 2850 dollars across categories, with specific notes noting changes from former prices to new ranges and a street address at West Twenty-third Street.
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